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| Welcome to Ribblesdale School Library's intranet pages. You can move around them using the menu on the left of every page. On this page you can find some highlights from the rest of the site and announcements of the latest Library news and events. |
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New GCSE PE digital magazine.
If you're a GCSE PE student, then you should find the new digital 'Balls-Sports' magazine both useful and interesting. It features articles on Olympic medallists, elite sports performers,
leading coaches and the world's top sports teams. The magazine links the
academic specification of anatomy and physiology, fitness training, sports
psychology, skill acquisition, cultural and historical aspects of
sport.
Check out Issue 1 here and Issue 2 here.
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Congratulations!
Well done Adam Robinson, 7A and Alex Lancaster, 7E, who won the library wordsearch competition for World Book Day, on March 6th. Their entries were the first correct ones pulled out of the hat. Thanks to everyone who took part. Find out more about World Book Day here.
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Reading Group celebrates National Poetry Day 2007
Reading Group members took part in some speed-dating on October 4th. However, they weren't dating each other but a selection of poems! Find out more on the Reading Group page.
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Congratulations to KS3 "top library users"!
Well done to the following KS3 students, who were the top library borrowers for 2006/7, between them borrowing a staggering 583 books over the year!
- Junaid Umar 8D
- Jade Taylor 9C
- Danielle Townson 8G
- Katie Almond 8H
- James Price 8C
- Toni Morris 8E
- Jade Owens 8M
- Luke Bowman 9B
- Jack Knowles 9J
- Jessica Booth 9C
- Muhammed Desai 8J
- James Wilde 9L
- Sadiah Chowdhury 8E
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Carnegie Shadowing Group, 2007.
Eleven Year 8 pupils took part in this year's Carnegie Shadowing. They read, discussed and reviewed the six shortlisted fiction titles during the summer term, before voting for their favourite and comparing their results with the official judging panel. After much deliberation, the group voted for 'Beast' , by Ally Kennen, as their favourite, whilst the national judges chose 'Just in Case' by Meg Rosoff as the winner. Find out more about the Carnegie Award here.
Read the groups' reviews here.
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Are you a member of a local Lancashire Library? If so, then take advantage of Lancashire Library's excellent new Online Reference Library, "The Learning Place", available from school, home or indeed any computer! It includes lots of encyclopedias, dictionaries, and reference resources. Simply follow the link here and then enter your Library Card number to access items in the Premium Collection.
If you're not a member of your local library, then why not go along and join, to take advantage of these great resources?
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